Central Bank, N.A. v. Baldwin
Nevada Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
2Per curiam
Respondents were various purchasers of several apartment complex projects located in Arizona and appellant Central Bank was successfully sued by respondents as a joint venturer in these projects. Appellant claims no joint venture existed and urges reversal of the judgment.
Testimony indicated that Sam J. Harris, a California building contractor, was approached by James Nichols, then vice-president and mortgage officer of Central Bank, to “joint venture” some construction projects. The action of Nichols was approved by Michael Rafton, president and chairman of the board of Central Bank.…
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